11 new design showrooms in Singapore that should be on your radar in 2025

Hidden within an industrial complex in Kaki Bukit, Atelier V&A defies its modest entrance and lift lobby to reveal a soaring, gallery-like space. Founded by Singaporean designer Venetia Gu and Australian-Dutch stylist Aisha Hillary-Morgan, the atelier is both showroom and working studio—a rarity in Singapore. Within its double-height workshop, master artisans craft bespoke furniture under the Atelier One line, while the Vanda collection reimagines florals as sculptural arrangements. Infused with playfulness and bursts of personality, the duo also breathe new life into clients’ existing pieces, transforming even broken items into design treasures. Here, craftsmanship becomes theatre, and design is felt as much as it is seen.

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Italian bedding specialist Dorelan has opened its first dedicated Singapore showroom at LuxeRoom at the Raffles Hotel Arcade, right next to Savoir Beds. Founded in 1968, the brand is renowned for its in-house craftsmanship and advanced sleep technology, with every mattress and bed frame made entirely in Italy. At the heart of its innovation is MyForm, a proprietary material engineered to support the body with ergonomic precision while regulating temperature for optimal rest. With collections ranging from the indulgent Epic Mattress to the performance-driven Re:Active, Dorelan transforms sleep into an experience of true luxury and wellness.

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Set in a historical building near Seletar Airport, Nathan Home offers an intimate and deeply personal showroom experience. A stone’s throw from industrial designer Nathan Yong’s own residence, which was also located in the neighbourhood, the space feels more like stepping into his house than entering a store. Within, the designer unveils a new brand rooted in material honesty, Southeast Asian sensibility and soulful craft, spanning sections named Essentials, Atelier, Limited Editions and Collabs. Visitors may join a tea-making workshop, encounter birdwatchers, and discover design in dialogue with place and nature.

Once a monobrand showroom at Tan Boon Liat Building, Fritz Hansen has relocated to 211 Henderson Road under W.Atelier, bringing design and gastronomy together. The new showroom introduces wine bar RVLT, offering visitors the chance to settle in with a glass of natural wine before or after exploring the Danish brand’s classics. The partnership came about organically: Fritz Hansen Asia CEO Dario Reicherl was already a devoted fan of RVLT, which in turn was searching for a new home amid Singapore’s punishing rents. Building on a concept first tested in Korea that developed a cult following, the Singapore edition blends showroom and restaurant seamlessly. In this inspiring space, Series 7 chairs, Poul Kjærholm’s PK22 lounge chair and the 7:14AM Series 7 edition are displayed alongside other icons, while at RVLT, Arne Jacobsen’s Grand Prix chairs and the table series are used daily, with Jaime Hayon’s artworks adding further character to this convivial zone.

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Friday’s Garden has grown into far more than a floral atelier. Founded by Clare Lee during the pandemic, it is rooted in Singapore yet connected to a wide creative network, using botanicals as a starting point for storytelling and community. Known for her omakase-style arrangements of seasonal blooms, Lee also curates workshops and experiences that draw in collaborators from across disciplines, from ceramicists and artists to designers exploring nature in unexpected forms. The result is an evolving platform that celebrates curiosity, craft and collaboration, positioning Friday’s Garden as a homegrown movement actively shaping Singapore’s creative landscape.

Vitra, formerly a monobrand store under W.Atelier at Tan Boon Liat Building, has found a new home at 211 Henderson Road, where it now shares space with Ditre Italia, the latest addition to W.Atelier’s portfolio. The pairing feels natural: Vitra brings its unmistakable personality through quirky accessories and iconic designs by Charles and Ray Eames, Verner Panton and Jean Prouvé in a kaleidoscope of colours, while Ditre introduces the quiet elegance of Italian living with its sartorial upholstery, modular sofas and beds that marry subtle luxury with comfort. Side by side, they form a showroom that balances playfulness with poise, inviting visitors to experience two distinct yet complementary design worlds.

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Luxury interiors specialist 4Plus8 debuts its design experience centre, 48KB, named after its address at 48 Kaki Bukit Crescent. The facility, which also features workshop spaces, showcases the firm’s bespoke craftsmanship, fit-outs and carpentry expertise, as seen in multiple Good Class Bungalows by cream-of-the-crop architects and interior designers such as RT+Q Architects and Armo Design Studio.

Clad in the best surfaces, articulated with innovative fit-outs and decked with accessories and artworks from select high-end brands from around the world, the spaces aim to inspire interior designers to push the boundaries of bespoke—think of a climate-controlled elliptical wine room with a 360-degree glazed wall, or a curved art gallery with pivoting panels.

The company’s exclusive partners for the residential sector include Decospan, Viabizzuno, Bodema, Simonswerk, and Vauth Sagel.

High-end laminates purveyor Arova has unveiled a new 8,181 sq ft showroom—four times the size of its previous space—led by second-generation founder and director Eric Lim. Designed by Sujonohun, the space underwent a complete transformation from an industrial warehouse in Ubi into a sophisticated showroom, drawing inspiration from the upscale design language inspired by Aman Tokyo.

Highlights include a generously sized pull-out panel system with an immersive lighting setup to showcase laminates under different lighting conditions, and interactive digital displays. Make sure to explore acoustic panel specialist Akustra and hardware expert Boxx as well, displayed in dedicated zones on the second floor.

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Premium modular carpentry and premium furnishings specialist Boloni has opened its first Experience Centre in Singapore, located at Delta House. Spanning 5,000 sq ft, the showroom highlights Boloni’s renovation and design solutions across the board, from bespoke interiors to soft furnishings, with in-house residential and commercial design teams.

Catering to discerning homeowners—including owners of landed properties and Good Class Bungalows—the new facility unfolds in a series of meticulously appointed living, cooking, dining, sleeping and entertaining spaces—including a breathtaking tea room that blends technology, impeccable craftsmanship, and elements of spectacle favoured by the younger generation of luxury hunters.

Dubbed Senoko Gallery after its location along Senoko Loop, Lamitak’s new flagship showroom has opened sporting a clean, minimalist design language that allows materiality and exploration to take centre stage.

The space invites customers to explore Lamitak’s full range of surfaces via thematic showcases, interactive technical product displays, hands-on digital features, as well as a material resource library. As you move from one station to the next, you’re likely to find that choosing laminates for your interiors in this curated environment is much more enjoyable than browsing online.

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